In this issue
• Veterano hispano de la Segunda Guerra Mundial construye un legado
• Cira conecta su arte con su herencia Mexicana
• Aumentan los casos de viruela del mono, reporta la OMS
In this issue
• Veterano hispano de la Segunda Guerra Mundial construye un legado
• Cira conecta su arte con su herencia Mexicana
• Aumentan los casos de viruela del mono, reporta la OMS
By Chara Global warming is dangerous.For decades, scientists have warned laypeople about the warming of the Earth’s surface. We’re all seeing the consequences, including extreme
By Angie Baldelomar Gerardo “Jerry” Diaz, one of the famous skilled Mexican horsemen known as “charros,” and his family will bring their show in June
Story by Angie Baldelomar and photo cortesy by elcentroinc.com El Centro Inc. is providing what it considers an affordable option for child care for the
By Tere Siqueira Artificial intelligence (AI) continues opening doors in the early detection of breast cancer. According to a report from breastcancer.org, a study led
Kansas City is not only known for its rich history, culture, and delicious barbecue but also for its growing and dynamic business environment. As an
Starting a small business can be a challenging journey. Whether you’re selling handmade goods, offering a local service, or launching an online business, there are
In this issue • Hispanos agradecidos por décadas de servicio de Dos Mundos • Kansas se convierte en refugio para el aborto tras prohibición en
By Angie Baldelomar In June, Dos Mundos is celebrating another year of serving the Greater Kansas City area’s Hispanic community. Since 1981, the bilingual newspaper